** Due to the increasing severity of MY ILLNESS, it has become impossible for me to continue to post on a regular basis. Unfortunately, as much as I desperately long to, I am also unable to visit each of your blogs often or reciprocate all the loving, supportive comments many of you continue to leave - even though at times it may appear as though you've arrived at some long ago, forsaken blog! With that said, I really want you to know that I miss every single one of you and that I really am still here! I'm just too sick and too weak most days to be able to sit up long enough to create a brand new post...or even read one. However, I absolutely do receive AND read every new encouraging word you leave (and, often, the old ones, again and again!) and I cherish them now more than ever! I truly appreciate your love, support, and, most importantly, your precious time spent on your knees in prayer for my family and me. It ALL means the world to me and I am truly blessed to have friends like you!~Hugs and Sister Love, Teresa

FYI: All comments come to my email, which I can easily read on my phone. I also enjoy Facebook on my phone because I can catch up on A LOT in a very short time there. Soooo, if you're on Facebook, come 'friend' me there! {{HUGS}} **

Saturday, December 24, 2011

I pray you all are having a wonderfully blessed Christmas season! As most of you know, I haven't well enough to blog very much lately, but I just had to stop by in time for Christmas to check in with everyone. Plus, I wanted to share this adorable Christmas card that was created by Angela Pascale, an amazing artist/illustrator, who also happens to suffer from Dysautonomia/POTS. If you get a chance, please check her out on her blog, website, or her Facebook page to see her other incredible creations. Also, if you have Dysautonomia and are looking for an absolutely AWESOME place for treatment, you should really consider Vanderbilt's Autonomic Dysfunction Center in Nashville, Tennessee. You can find more information about them by clicking on the card or link. You can also read more about them and my adventures there by clicking on the RESOURCES or MUST READS links above.

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